As the global movement to end economic abuse gathers momentum, the International Coalition Against Economic Abuse organised a parallel event in New York at the United Nations' Commission on the Status of Women - the largest annual gathering on gender equality and women's rights. A panel of

'At Amour Destiné we see how economic abuse traps survivors in cycles of control and inequality. We proudly support the International Coalition Against Economic Abuse because safety must include economic justice and financial autonomy.' This International Women's Day, the International Coalition Against Economic Abuse is calling

Spice Girl and international charity campaigner 'Mel B' Melanie Brown MBE backs our call to shine a light on a form of abuse that hides in plain sight. The International Coalition Against Economic Abuse is today calling for the 26th November to be recognised as Economic Abuse Awareness

#16Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence begin on Tuesday 25th November. Take these three simple actions to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls worldwide. There is no safety without economic safety.

The first Global Summit on Economic Abuse was held on 18th November uniting charity and business leaders together online to protect survivors. The Summit was opened by Spice Girl and international charity campaigner 'Mel B' Melanie Brown MBE and included a wide range of expert participants. In light

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